A laptop maker known for repairability just learned that trust extends only as far as your weakest vendor. Framework has emailed customers to disclose a data breach that exposed personal information after Metabase, its business intelligence vendor, suffered a zero-day attack. Framework sent the notification on the evening of Thursday, August 6, and it said that customer names, login IP addresses, physical addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses were accessed. Spokesperson Eric Schumacher told TechCrunch the breach affected "all customers" but declined to give a specific number. Metabase's zero-day is also known to have affected at least one other company, Tally.